Scrubs

J.D. addresses the news that he's going to be a father. Dr. Cox is worried about how his anger is going to impact his offspring. Carla and Turk prepare for the impending arrival of their new baby. Elliot feels left out because she's childless. The janitor wonders if he's wasted his life.

As J.D. and Kim struggle to decide what to do about her pregnancy, Carla goes into labor; Turk feels overshadowed by Elliot; Jordan takes issue with how Dr. Cox treats Jack: like a "drinking buddy" and not a three-year-old boy.

J.D. and Kim are surprised by how much they have in common; having recently giving birth, Carla doesn't want to return to work; Elliot tries to persuade Dr. Turner, a surgeon with 30 years of experience, that medicine is the better option to work with and that surgery could kill him.

Dr. Cox feels like the TV character House when he has to solve several mysteries. One of them is Elliot's anger towards Kelso, which she is taking it out on Turk. Meanwhile, J.D. tries to be a better boyfriend to Kim.

Elliot begins enjoying luxuries since she has extra money with her new job in private practice. Eventually, though, J.D. becomes jealous of her and so she forbids him the use of these privileges. Dr. Cox and the janitor become roommates in one of the hospital's suites; Turk tries to convince Carla that she has postpartum depression and needs help.

A patient at the hospital sees and hears everything happening around her as a musical; Carla can't decide whether or not to return to work; Elliot must find a way to tell J.D. he can't move into her new house with her.

The hospital is seen through the eyes of Dr. Kelso, who befriends an Iraq War veteran. The soldier's stay sparks a political debate among staff members.

After being convinced to go to Tacoma for Kim's first ultrasound, J.D., along with Carla, Elliot, the janitor, Keith and Ted, take Kelso's new RV on a road trip; Jordan and Dr. Cox are worried when Jordan's ultrasound reveals that the baby will need surgery.

A Croatian doctor comes to Sacred Heart, and has to retrain under Turk. J.D. shows symptoms of 'Vasovagal Syncope', a condition that causes fainting and blackouts; Turk and Elliot argue over whose turn it is to take care of him. Carla tries out her new excuse "I have a baby"; the janitor takes a vacation.

J.D. develops a crush on a new physical therapist but due to his latest misfortunes, he finds it difficult to ask her out; Elliot asks Keith to move in with her, but is not willing to budge on her home rules; Turk breaks his arm and is sent over to medicine by Dr. Kelso, where, thanks to Dr. Cox, he realizes that he doesn't know as much about medicine as he thought.

A memory loss patient is the peg for a look back on the last seasons of Scrubs, when the Sacred Heart crew looks back at their memorable moments.

When Private Dancer is released from the hospital, the military informs him that his injuries are too severe for him to be reinstated into the service, which makes him depressed, so the Sacred Heart staff try to cheer him up; the janitor is having a fish problem.

J.D. and Turk try to treat Dr. Kelso's uninsured friend; Dr. Kelso himself is concerned about someone stealing scrubs; Dr. Cox tries to convince Elliot that a reformed drug addict isn't exactly clean; the janitor blackmails Carla.

Laverne and Dr. Cox engage in a philosophical debate; Carla finds a hot nanny for Isabella, and Turk struggles not to leer at her; Elliot smuggles a patient's dog into the hospital to cheer her up and ends up in hot water with Dr. Kelso; a tragic twist awaits at the end, making everyone wonder if everything happens for a reason.

Laverne is brain-dead, and her family decides to take her off life support. One by one, the staff say their goodbyes, except Carla, who stoutly refuses to accept what's happening. She consequently finds herself "haunted" by Laverne; Jordan gives birth, but Dr. Cox doesn't want to tell anyone because he doesn't want his daughter's birthday to always be associated with Laverne's death.

In the wake of Laverne's funeral, the Sacred Heart Staff decide to take some of her lessons on board, but Carla is upset that everyone seems to act as if nothing has changed; Dr. Cox tries to take twenty minutes for himself every day, but has great difficulty doing that; the janitor helps J.D. and Turk treat a deaf patient; Elliot learns that Keith wants more from their relationship.

The narration shifts between Jordan, Ted, and Todd, as they go about their day; Jordan messes with Elliot and Keith's relationship and is disturbed when it doesn't give her any satisfaction; Ted tries to settle a pay dispute between the nurses and Dr. Kelso; Todd has found his calling in plastic surgery, but must convince Turk not to interfere with a 16 year-old girl's plan to get breast implants.

When Keith leaves town for a few days, J.D. expects that he'll finally be able to spend some quality time with Elliot, but he doesn't anticipate Elliot's old college friend dropping by. J.D. switches between hitting on her and competing with her for Elliot's attention; Turk and Dr. Cox volley a hypochondriac patient back and forth since there's nothing wrong with him.

J.D. tries to get together with Elliot's sorority sister Melody, but she just wants to make out with him without going further. Keith re-proposes to Elliot after she gets to create the perfect proposal, while everyone has fantasies about being married to Elliot; Elliot and Carla are having problems diagnosing two elderly patients, who show the same symptoms but have no obvious connection.

J.D. and Turk go to a medical convention in Phoenix, Arizona, where they run into J.D.'s ex-girlfriend Dr. Kim Briggs, who has a surprise for J.D; at Sacred Heart, the janitor pretends to be the Chief of Medicine; Dr. Cox starts to put doubts about the wedding into Elliot's mind.

Kim moves in with J.D.in order to raise their child together; J.D. learns from Turk and Dr. Cox that fatherhood has changed the way they see things; Carla complains to Elliot about her being a control freak as they prepare the bachelorette party.

In the season finale, J.D. and Elliot start thinking about their future and if they have made a mistake in not being with each other; the janitor activates the "Brain Trust" to come up with the perfect wedding gift for Elliot.